Will this allow me to instal 240 GB mSATA into my iPod Classic ( Video )?
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This adapter is for the mSATA to 1.8in. SATA usually found in early gen ultrabooks like the Thinkpad X301. I think iPod classic video has a ZIF interface, you may want to ask the reviewers on this adapter instead - "Micro SATA Cables - mSATA SSD to 40 Pin ZIF Adapter Card" .
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Sure. Install the apps "Voice Memo" and "iTalk" (or they may have come with the most recent upgrade, $10 from the Apple site), and just leave some memory in the iPod.
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I have not seen nor heard of your situation before, however, making sure you have the right size does matter. Also be aware that there is a CHANCE that video playback will NOT be an option. I don't know what all you know, but I got a good amount of reliable information from IFIXIT, here's the link: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPod+5th+Generation+%28Video%29+Hard+Drive+Replacement/607
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Yes. If I remember correctly, the paperwork says that up to a 16Gb microSD will work, but I have two of these units and they both have 32Gb cards installed and work with no problems. I tried a 64Gb microSD with no luck in either unit, so apparently 32Gb is as high as you can go. (I have almost 5000 songs on each 32Gb card).
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I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency bill. I would never part with it. I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency... » Read More I had 2000 songs,350 photos and over 100 apps and did not even touch the memory on the 64 gb ipod touch it all depends on how much GB any electronic has that is the memory that holds the information on the system I do not know anything about an ipod classic so I can not tell you if it is better to keep your classic the only other one I had was a nano and the 5th generation to me was the better of the two. I can test on this ipod and do everything that a cell phone can do and also do what a tablet can do. I am partign with mine only because I need th emoney to pay an unexpected emergency bill. I would never part with it. « Show Less
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yes it is. I use this toshiba with my 7th 160 GB Ipod Classic and it works perfectly.
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Getting to that time of year again and I'm really hoping the Classic does get updated with a bigger hard drive (320Gb). I'm way over 200Gb with my music collection and hate having to shave songs from my iTunes library to rotate through my iPod. I work offshore for 6 weeks at a time and like having all my music with me.
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I use it with a Video iPod and a iPhone 4s.I don't know exactly which the classic is
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Video consumes more memory cause there is a video and audio. I cant really tell you how many videos and songs you can have on this iPod touch cause I don't know how long and how many videos you will have vs just songs. This iPod touch has 64GB . Not sure how many gb your old ipod classic has. They all come with different capacity.If you want to know how many songs ONLY it can store it still depends on the length of the song but its approx. 10000 songs
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Yes keep your iPod Classic! It holds way more and so much easier to use!!! Mine broke, so sadly I had to replace it with the iPod Touch 64 GB. It doesn't hold nearly as much and has functions that I already have on my smartphone.
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Yes it should work I have 120 gig classic it seems to work just fine and works great for iPhone too
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Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/index-ipod-specs.html Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here:... » Read More Your model description, unfortunately, is not specific enough. According to Rapid Repair (http://www.rapidrepair.com/shop/3119-hard-drive-disk-mk2431gah.html) who sells and installs these drives (and, therefore, would have every reason on earth to make sure anyone who could use one does): "Compatibility: This drive will only have the full 240GB capacity when installed in one of two compatible models; either the 5th Gen iPod Video (60GB & 80GB) OR in 7th gen iPod Classic 160GB (© 2007 is not compatible.)" Better check your model here: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ipod/index-ipod-specs.html « Show Less
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For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster hardware components, OR (what everyone else is speculating) is integrate 2 64GB modules to make it a 128GB Touch...which would be saweeeeet!!</rant> For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster... » Read More For me, it's not a big deal with updated storage as 64GB would suffice the "app twitch" i'm experiencing. I have an 80GB classic right now, and have about 20GB free but I'm not going to say I would complain about a 128GB touch. ;-)I care more about the updated hardware components (camera, etc) than I do about storage capacity when it comes to iPods.With the integration and creation of 64GB flash modules, there's two options that I see. It's either Apple makes the case smaller and keep a single 64GB module to save on space and integrate more and faster hardware components, OR (what everyone else is speculating) is integrate 2 64GB modules to make it a 128GB Touch...which would be saweeeeet!!</rant> « Show Less
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To be honest I am unsure I used it for 160 GB 7th (I think it was 7) generation. Sorry I couldn't be more help!
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I have no problem using my iPod Classic on this, as long as I watch whatever videos I want on the iPod's screen and not the DVD player's screen.
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It will accept up to a 32GB card.This is not speculation, as I have this player, and it's written right there in the instruction manual.
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Yes...a little too late. Today, I talked with Apple Retail Store technician in person. I wanted to test something. If you plug the Ipod Classic directly into a TV using a component or composite cable, it works. It just isn't compatible with the Philips DCP 750/37 model. Unless there is a firmware fix from either Philips or Apple, it seems this device won't be working with the Classic models anytime soon. And...it seems neither company is doing anything...at least nothing that anyone with any authority is willing to say.